If u had the chance...would u move to germany for a couple of years?

Question

only for gaining experience....
I´m moving to Britain next year and I´d like to find out if it´s just me or am I the only one who´s tired of germany..maybe I just don´t like it because I´m used to that country and I wanna see other people (I don´t know..it seems as if british people are much friendlier than the germans...)..Maybe I got the wrong motivation....would u give up your life in britain to live among the germans????

@Indigo..... That´s cute ;)

by the way: I AM german and I wanna move to britain...just to make that clear *lol*...

Answer 1

i didnt read your question but i saw your pic i would move if it was for u, but im 2 young im only 16 lol

Answer 2

Yes absolutely.

If I wasn't married and tied to this country, I would love to give another country a go for a couple of years. Germany seems as good as any. Why the heck not.

The way I see it you win both ways - if you go and love it, you win. If you go and hate it, you appreciate your home country more...you win.

Do yourself a favour and don't limit yourself to London though - the tourist novelty will soon wear off when you see the prices. There are so many other fantastic places here. Try northern towns such as Manchester or Leeds, check out the Lake District, try the midlands and the Derbyshire Dales, visit Cornwall or south coast counties and check out Canterbury because its beautiful (although I am a little biased with that one!)

Good luck with your travels!

Answer 3

My dad was in the army and he was stationed in Germany. So I lived there when I was 4 - 6 years old.

The German people I met were all friendly. We shopped in a lot of German shops and went to a lot of different places in Germany which were really impressive.

I think because we were stationed with a lot of English people it wasn't exactly the same as living in a German community.

I don't think I would live there just for the experience but if I needed to move there say due to my hubby going to work there I wouldn't be too concerned.

Answer 4

yep,i agree with you about the british been more friendly than the germans.im a white south african male who has lived in britain and germany.im living in germany at the moment for the past 1 year with my german wife.the germans come across as being too serious and totally obsessed with work and routine.i dont have a problem with that but they`ve got to learn how to relax more and enjoy themselves.the brits on the other hand are alway up for a good time.well at least those that i used to hang out with in manchester.
(please god dont let my wife see this)

Answer 5

I would in a heartbeat. Most of my family lives in Germany. My mother immigrated from there when my sister was 6 and I was 1. I also have a dear friend I met on the net 7 years ago and want to meet him so badly. I'm going next year for 3 weeks.

Answer 6

I think your motivation for wanting go could use some improving but I understand completely. And I feel that any opportunity to travel and broaden you horizons should be seized. I've been to both Germany and Britain and they are both great places so either way you win.

Answer 7

i'm English and stay in Dublin. English human beings are not rather recognized as "distant places" you is definitely no longer even with the undeniable fact that of because of the fact the unusual one out. i won't be able to see you figuring out on up an Irish accessory, or certainly wanting to. i've got nonetheless have been given my English (Essex) accessory, yet i've got picked up some Irish words/slang, it is going the two approaches even with the undeniable fact that. My Irish female pal has picked up a number of my words, like she tells those that issues are "appropriate good".

Answer 8

the grass is always greener on the other side. People tend to tollerate things in other countries that they would not tollerate in their own (so their country may seem worse but could be better). fpr example i amfrom the UK and would not care if i lived in Germany and the German chancellor was incompetent and running his office for his own ego, however i do care that my PM Mr Blair apears to be doing so in my country

Answer 9

I've lived there and it's a very beautiful country. The people are nice, the food is good and the beer is excellent. I just love the festivals they have.

Answer 10

if it is for 3-4 yrs then i would like to move 2 Germany. But if it is for the lifetime then i don't think i would like to go.

Answer 11

You can get along anywhere so long as you're willing to be flexible.
I wouldn't even go Britain myself. I've got too much going on here.